Tanktop Mask earns his name from the child-sized singlet he pulls over his face, a former Tank Topper Army member and Hero Association fighter who left it all behind once the Monster Association fell.
The signature touch is the shrunken tank top stretched across his face as a mask, which traps the heat and leaves him sweltering underneath. His hair is a short dirty blonde, and the rest of him carries the bulky, muscled frame common to the squad, topped by a dark singlet.
Little has been shown of what drives him.

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Mask stands with his brothers and Mumen Rider when they confront Garou, only for the Hero Hunter to lay the whole group out and leave them sprawled until dawn, after which they wake up in the hospital. During the Monster Association ordeal he waits at the hospital until Tanktop Girl guides the group to Tanktop Doctor, whose speech on the leader's message sends them off after their master. He digs survivors out of the rubble in Z-City and piles onto a battered Garou, a mob that Zombieman and King eventually break up. He is also among the many heroes at A-City headquarters when Tatsumaki clashes with Apollo below ground, rushing to the lower levels once the alarm sounds to look into the disturbance. His no-show at a later tanktop meeting hints that he has quit as a hero. When the enormous machine drops onto headquarters, he joins the failed effort against its drones and stands down after Metal Knight's purpose becomes known. His combat, like the rest, is unarmed and close in.
Tanktop Mask is a former member of the Hero Association's Tank Topper Army who takes his name from the child-sized tank top he wears over his face as a mask. He left hero work after the Monster Association was defeated.
Tanktop Mask pulls a shrunken singlet over his face as a mask, a signature look that traps heat and leaves him sweltering underneath.
Tanktop Mask stood with his brothers and Mumen Rider against Garou, only for the Hero Hunter to knock out the whole group and leave them sprawled until they woke up in the hospital.
Yes, Tanktop Mask was among the many heroes at A-City headquarters when Tatsumaki clashed with Apollo underground, rushing to the lower levels once the alarm sounded.
No, Tanktop Mask's absence from a later Tank Topper meeting suggests he quit hero work after the Monster Association arc.
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